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Have you always wanted to play the piano?
We’re here to help! Get started with these 20 video tutorials hosted by San Diego, CA
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In this free video series, you’ll get an introduction to the instrument and learn a few
easy exercises to get you reading music and understanding rhythm!

Video #1: Intro to the Piano

Intro to the Piano: Learn about the parts of the piano and how to find the
all-important Middle C.

Video #2: Piano Basics

Learn about proper posture, hand placement, and other beginner essentials.

Video #3: Reading Piano Notes

Learn about the treble and bass clefs, and tips for remembering the notes on the piano.

Video #4: Time and Key Signatures

Learn what all those sharps and flats really mean, and how to decode your music.

Video #5: Understanding Rhythm

Follow along to master quarter notes, quarter rests, and half rests.

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